On Mar 7, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Ed Curtis wrote:
Edward Kay wrote:
you've got a stay quote mark in one of your PHP vars.
Not it, I looked and there's nothing there.
I'm sure it's because you've got some stray characters in your output
that
mess it up. It would help if you actually posted the source rather
than just
saying it's OK, when it clearly isn't.
The problem wasn't a stray apostrophe. Brad Fuller was dead on. It was
the space in the window name option of the javascript. It works as
expected once the space is removed.
PPS: It's advisable not to use the short tags, use <?php instead
of <?
Can you tell me why? Is it just a personal preference?
If you move to another server where the short tags option is off,
your code
will break. From the manual:
Using short tags should be avoided when developing applications or
libraries
that are meant for redistribution, or deployment on PHP servers which
are
not under your control
My scripts aren't meant for distribution also they will only ever be
delpoyed on a server that I control. Thanks for the tip though and
thanks to everyone that helped.
Ed
This isn't a javascript discussion list but, javascript and php
compliment each other very well.
Internet Explorer has error reporting that can be turned on in the
preferences.
I would try that before making any other assumptions.
Believe me, I started developing javascript before php and with no IDE
for javascript you
'have to rely on the browsers error reporting facilities, and lots of
alert dialogs used as
break points. Safari on Mac is a head ache because it has no error
reporting at all and
I have encountered problems with it that do not show up in any of the
browsers that do
have error reporting.
Hope that helps,
Jeff K
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